The Rev Hooi Wan Cheng is the leader of Sydney’s latest history-making church.

Over 70 refugee teens have gathered at Blacktown Anglican Church to remember a weekend they wished would never end.

On December 25, 2007 the Rev Ray Galea was converted. The former St George Dragons supporter changed allegiances to the South Sydney Rabbitohs because of their decision to remove poker machines from their leagues club. Mr Galea believes this move is one way Christians can send a strong anti-gambling message to the NSW government and the community.

As she buys her theology books for the year, Sydney Anglican and Maori Mereana Tahere is making history.

When the Rev Guy Mason was looking for a location to plant a church in Melbourne’s trendy Docklands area, he had no idea that 12 months later, he would be preaching in a brewery.

Are cold contacts really working? Has Connect 09 come along just in time to make us aware of the need for real, life-changing relationships? Sandy Grant and others share their experiences with ministry styles that Connect 09 will support.

A former Sydney Anglican and key men’s ministry founder has been awarded one of the top Australia Day honours.

The Year 13 program is continuing to expand in its third year, as enrollments have increased by almost 50 per cent on 2007 numbers, growing from 26 to 36 students.

This year’s Katoomba Youth Leader’s Convention is remaining at the cutting edge by equipping participants for the upcoming World Roman Catholic Youth Day.

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Plans are advancing for a week-long conference in Israel in June to set a vision for Global Anglicanism.

Sydney Anglican parishes can expect to have access to market research tailor-made for Connect 09 by April.

List of parishes and provisional parishes, vacant or becoming vacant as at Wednesday, 23 January 2008.

Southern Cross reports on the main decisions of the Diocesan Standing Committee in December 2007.

Latest Christian news from around the globe.

Cameron Watt’s dark days in jail led him to a ministry beyond his imagination.

Australians love mobile communication. In 2005 mobile telephone penetration of the Australian population had reached 94 per cent with 19 million subscribers nation wide. In 2007 alone Australians bought just over ten million new handsets.

Unbelievers should not have to subsidise our ministers.

New research reveals the missing values of Gen Y

A Global Anglican Future Conference is planned for June 2008. I want those in the fellowship of our Diocese to know what this is about and why I am involved.

They say you are what you eat. If this year’s television diet is anything to go by, we’re going to develop a taste for the overly buffed, salivate over muscle cars, digest the bitterness of organised crime and be too full for our families…

Watching new teen movie Sydney White was grim but no fairytale for this reviewer.